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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1943

Page

7

Ken McLaughlin Seeks Own Colt on Wyoming Ranch

Ten year old Ken McLaughlin can ride any horse at his Wyoming ranch but lacks a colt of his own. His retired army father resists until his mother intercedes. Ken spots Rocket, a wild yearling filly from a notorious mare, and bursts with joy to share his find.

Ken McLaughlin Wyoming Ken Captain McLaughlin Loco Rocket Rob Kennie Rennie Howard Nell Deen

Ken Chooses a Filly in a Ranch Horse Decision

Ken announces he will take Rocket's filly with a cream tail and mane despite his father Rob's warning that Rocket's line is unruly. Nell recalls Rocket and the range run, while Ken reflects on Rocket's speed and the Albino-sired colt. Rocket has run away from Banner, sparking Ken's suspense about the foal's color and temperament.

Ken Nell Baldy Rob Rocket Kennie Banner Howard Gus Woliday Rec

Flicka the wild filly tests two generations on the range

Ken names the colt Flicka and defies his father as they pursue the fast wild mare. McLaughlin orders a round up to corral the yearlings while Flicka fights the paddock walls and escapes again, leaving Ken resolved to chase her despite opposition.

Household Maintenance Tips For Long Lasting Items

Practical guidance for prolonging the life of common household items. Coil extension cords around a mail tube when idle and unplug before storage. Let toasters cool before cleaning. Store knives in racks. Cool cooked chicken quickly and refrigerate promptly. Cover hot iron handles with cardboard and tape. Use plastic cups on furniture legs to prevent dents. Dry shoes away from heat and stuff with newspapers, then condition leather with saddle soap or oils.

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